Bad Robots Season 1
'Bad Robots' is a hidden camera show that uses robots and computer-generated pranks to annoy their human users. The show plays host to a mix of everyday machines: tanning booth, photo booths, vending machines, and abusive road signs and overly helpful tills. Featuring the voice of Sir Michael Gambon as Bad Robot.
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A construct-a-bear machine goes haywire, giving parents a teddy with a twist. Meanwhile, a passport photo machine frustrates customers, and a robot takes over a Chinese restaurant - with one customer feeling vexed after he has his fortune read. With the voices of Michael Gambon, Dave Benson Phillips, Nico Tatarowicz, John Hopkins and Matt Holness.
A re-wired traffic sign confuses motorists by offering them fashion tips, a tourist information machine at London's Cutty Sark offers visitors some untrustworthy facts, while a photo booth offers customers some unusual merchandise with their faces printed on. With the voices of Michael Gambon, Dave Benson Phillips, Nico Tatarowicz, John Hopkins and Matt Holness.
People can't believe what they see when they go for a eye test. People at the British Museum learn things they didn't know about the Ancient Egyptians. A strict security protocol is enforced on clients. Some parcels are crushed.
Some holiday-makers in Cardiff face a tourist information machine that just gives out nonsense facts whilst commuters eager to make their way across town are driven nuts attempting to order a taxi with Cab B.O.T.
People looking for change in a parking meter instead find themselves abused by the machine. CInema goers are shocked when a movie theatre is taken over by robots. A unfair pub quiz challenges some lads going for a drink after work. A gym goer finds a free sample hard to swallow.
Fictional company TezCorp Industries creates chaos for unsuspecting members of the public interacting with everyday machines. In this first episode, a student called Barney gets himself wound up while posting a fragile wedding present using the TezCorp Frank and Send Machine. Also drivers are battling with an automated parking ticket machine. Elsewhere a TezCorp's new photo booth believes its users would prefer to have their passport photo on a shower curtain or a duvet cover.
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